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Interoceanic railway station that was in service from 1893 to 1999. During the revolution, this was a strategic site where several historical events took place. Between 1930 and 1945, this site gained great importance due to the shipping activities of the region's pulque, seeds and livestock.
The Municipality of Nanacamilpa de Mariano Arista is one of the 60 municipalities in which the Mexican state of Tlaxcala is divided, its name means "field on the mushrooms" or "cement factory of mushrooms", it has beautiful buildings such as the Temple of San José, a monument from the 19th century, the Ixtafiayuca Hacienda this construction comes from the 19th century, the San Cayetano Hacienda, the Santa Cruz Tepozontitla Hacienda construction that dates back to the 19th century, Nanacamilpa offers its regional, national and foreign visitors a hostel which has cabins, a camping area, on March 19 the Patron Saint of the place San José is celebrated and it begins 9 days before with the so-called novena
On March 19th, the town's patron saint, San José, is celebrated, and the festival begins 9 days before with the so-called novena. During the fair days, various exhibitions are held in front of the town hall. In the main square, an exhibition is held on the culture of pulque and its derivatives. This is set up by the main producers of the region, who also give away some of their products to visitors, as well as natural or cured pulque from the industries established in the municipality.
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